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Miniatures Adventure => Fantasy Adventures => Topic started by: Florin on September 04, 2017, 03:18:41 PM
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Last week I had my 4th game of KoW.
I#m not totally convinced of the system. But as it is, it is one of the last regiment-based fantasy games.
Some thougts and a little AAR on my blog:
https://asongofleadandplastic.wordpress.com/2017/08/31/old-school-somewhat/ (https://asongofleadandplastic.wordpress.com/2017/08/31/old-school-somewhat/)
Cheers,
Flo
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Looks very cool! I would've liked to see more closeups of the figures, especially the cavalry.
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Next Time I'll do more closeups
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Looks a great game!
There are plenty of other regiment-based games around, though: Mayhem, Sword and Spear Fantasy and Hordes of the Things, for starters. All three can be adapted to any unit frontage (and all three are great rulesets).
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There are plenty of other regiment-based games around, though: Mayhem, Sword and Spear Fantasy and Hordes of the Things, for starters. All three can be adapted to any unit frontage (and all three are great rulesets).
Two others I had been considering before KoW presented itself as the path of least resistance (and a decent game -- though I agree with some of the things you mention on your blog) Legions of Battle (from Crusader Publishing) and Shadow Storm (fantasy mod. for Hail Caesar.)
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Certainly KoW is not the last of its kind. But at least around here it is the only one played by an big enough group of players to be considered a successor to WHF.
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To The Strongest! is releasing a fantasy version of the game at some point in the near future as well.